National Health Minister Dr Zweli Mkhize is appealing to South Africans to change their behaviour towards Covid19.
Durban - National Health Minister Dr Zweli Mkhize is appealing to South Africans to change their behaviour towards Covid-19.
"But government cannot manage this unilaterally. Every single South African now needs to focus on adhering to recommendations pertaining to non-pharmaceutical interventions. We are extremely concerned that fatigue seems to have set in and South Africans are letting down their guard at a time when the spread of infection is surging," Mkhize said.
In a statment issued on Sunday, Mkhize warned that at this stage, there is no vaccine or cure for Covid-19.
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